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YouTube added support for VR-related videos earlier this month, and while for the time being it’s just film clips with 360 degree viewing support, it probably won’t be long before Oculus and Project Morpheus-supported game videos are added to the mix.

Hot on the heels of Amazon scooping up Killer Instinct studio Double Helix Games, Google appears to have bought the remnants of Green Throttle Games, which was set up by former Guitar Hero developer Charles Huang.

Google has released a free collection of mini-games designed to show off the gaming potential of the Google Glass wearable computing device. Got one of these $1,500 headsets? Well done you: you can now play games on it.